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Snake and eggs for breakfast? Florida may soon encourage eating invasive pythons

Snake and eggs for breakfast? Florida may soon encourage eating invasive pythons
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Snake and eggs? Florida may want more python on menu

Snake and eggs? Florida may want more python on menu Chris Perkins Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Donna Kalil estimates she’s eaten a dozen pythons in the last three years or so. That’s not including the python jerky, says Kalil, a python hunter for the South Florida Water Management District. “I eat that several times a week because I take it out with me on python hunts and I eat it out there.” State officials would like to see more people like Kalil putting pythons on the menu not because of their nutritional value but as another way to encourage hunting to control their population.

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Manatee found dead, with disturbing scene leading to questions about how it died and what killed it

Manatee mystery: Sea cow found decapitated in Florida ‘It just seemed like a clean cut,’ witness says Tags: [TRENDING: Ad Wildlife Biologist Natalie Mahomar was birdwatching at Miami’s Little River with a friend Sunday when they saw it. “I came over here and I see this giant manatee without a head,” Mahomar told Local 10. “It was very devastating. There were some small pieces, maybe two or three.” It was the carcass of an adult female manatee that appeared to have been beheaded. “The head was on the other side of the gate and for sure, that’s what it was,” Mahomar explained. “Because there was an eyeball, and we did see the actual face that was detached from it.”

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Manatee found decapitated in South Florida, officials say

Manatee found decapitated in South Florida, officials say By FOX 35 News Staff Published article Manatees find refuge in the warm waters of Blue Spring located at Blue Spring State Park, Orange City, Fla., in a 2015 file image. Manatees, which recently were moved from the U.S. endangered list to the less dire status of threatened, appear on trac Expand MIAMI, Fla. - Florida wildlife officials are investigating after a manatee was found decapitated in Miami. According to WPLG, wildlife biologist Natalie Mahomar was birdwatching over the weekend at Miami’s Little River when she found deceased sea cow. Wildlife experts are speculating that the manatee was hurt by the South Florida Water Management s salinity control structure. WPLG reports that many manatees have been killed by similar structures in the past.

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Uncertain future for Apalachicola, Ocklawaha, Shark River Slough | Part 5 of Special Series

Uncertain future for Apalachicola, Ocklawaha, Shark River Slough | Part 5 of Special Series
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